room watching the debate and we did that intentionally because nancy pelosi had such a major part of this period of time with joe biden and getting him out of the race. her fingerprints are all over this. we have her inside her living room alone watching the debate and we talk about her reaction. at the same time we take you inside trim -- we take you inside jim clyburn's living room, he is having a drink, al sharpton, he is alone. all of these people, normally during these events they gather together, it is a social thing, they are all watching the debate alone. it is almost as if they knew what was about to unfold. host: what was their reaction in real-time? guest: it was not good. we show you nancy pelosi cell phone and she is getting a lot of incoming from donors and lawmakers. my phone was blowing up. i think everyone who was watching the debate could not believe what they were watching. this is the first time we really reveal -- we take you play-by-play and show you exactly what people were hearing. there is a funny moment, anecdote were nancy pelosi is hearing from one donor j

i'd probably say nancy pelosi, right? yep. ivan ratcliffe is a far right extremist. >> yeah. >> just hit the deep state right in the heart. >> so who do you think was ultimately responsible for the attack on the capitol? so i would say probably me. >> i'm the. >> one. >> president trump retweeted a memo from an individual named ivan raichlen entitled operation pence card that called on the vice president to refuse the electoral college votes from certain states that had certified joe biden as the winner. >> so my. >> legal strategy forced nancy pelosi to conduct a deliberate breach and facilitate the deliberate, incited entrapment of january 6th. that is why i'm responsible for exposing the nancy pelosi fed selection on january 6th. he promotes the conspiracy theory that january 6th was a setup. >> some people. >> call it an entrapment, a fed selection, a parliamentary coup. >> your shirt. it has a list of names of the retribution. >> tour, and he's got a retribution list. >> the biden laptop cover up, the covid 19 pandemic. >

nancy pelosi's january 6th insurrection cover up committee. >> you mentioned last time that nancy pelosi would would be top of the list. i mean, you think nancy pelosi committed treason? >> let me ask the people around. >> here. >> who thinks nancy pelosi committed treason. newsome there's a growing number of folks that want maximum punishment. maximum maximum punishment maximum. and the maximum punishment that we have in our legal, constitutional framework that we all abide by. >> maximum is execution, right? >> maximum is capital punishment. okay. and so you never responded to me. where are your loyalties? are they to ireland? are they to the united states of america or are they to the criminal news network? are you nominating yourself to be on the deep state target list? >> do you think i should be? >> well, you're not answering any questions that just that will automatically make me not even want to investigate you. >> yeah. >> should i be investigating it? >> who do you think you should be investigating? >> i'm waiting. >> all right. well, thanks for your time, ivan. we appreciate y

their real questions with nancy pelosi, her portfolio, the stock tracker.ade her husband is just a great venture capitalist, but don't ban people from building wealth when they are serving the country. >> the one pushback i would make is they will always have more access than the regular investor. they take off the records, and maybe some of that doesn't stay off the record. i can't say. i'm not in those rooms, but it seems like they have an advantage anyway. maybe it's not a lifetime ban, but certainly while they are in congress. >> i think that's what elon musk will be looking at, is whether the advantage has been legally used. and at what point does the advantage become unconstitutional or straight up illegal? i want to point out the backdrop. as you pointed out, the stock act that passed in 2012, and it's pursuant to that which is wild's democratic and republican lawmakers have to publicly disclose what they invest in. that is why this fund and -- the republican one, why they have the information to trade based on the stocks that the lawmaker and their

. >> nancy pelosi's fingerprints are absolutely at the crime scene, if you are, of pushing biden out.rlie: the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ you can jump right in, let the music pull you in. ♪ you can jump right in. ♪ go and lose yourself again ♪ charlie: good saturday morning from new york city. great to be here with you guys. we got our cigars from the mobile cigar lounge. they smell good. i can't wait to light 'em up. we couldn't light are 'em up out there, because you had to get a permit from the stupid city -- rachel: are you kidding me in. charlie: yes. we weren't allowed to light up in there -- griff: are you going to make it for 57 minutes? charlie: i think i can. although you smell it, and you're, like -- rachel: the cigars aren't from cuba, but the rules in new york sure are are, right out of that havana. i had no idea. i went into this mobile truck, doesn't smell like a cigar in there. they must have good ventilation are. what a fun idea. you got a party, you got a wedding, you want a mace from for the guys to hang out and smoke a cigar -- char

and you know, interestingly, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, crazy nancy, they, they've wanted to dohis for years, but they never had a president that had the guts to do it because it does take guts, believe me. the bond markets that persuaded -- >> was it the bond markets that persuaded you to reverse the -- >> i was watching the bond market. the bond market is very tricky. i was watching it, but if you look at it now, it's, it's beautiful. the bond market right now is beautiful, but yeah, i saw last night where people were getting a little queasy. i think everything -- well the big move wasn't what i did today. the big move was what i did on liberation day. we had liberation day in america. we're liberated from all of the horrible deals that were made, all of the horrible trade deals that were made, and i was helped by people just like this senator, congressman, and friends, right? and we had great help in the senate. republican senators have been amazing. they stood tall. and likewise in the house and john thune has done an amazing job, barrasso has done an amazing job. i mean, i

and 1996, while president trump is finallyn answering her call, 27 years later nancy pelosi can thinksident trump today for the hundred fourth percent retaliatory tariff that will be going into effect on china in 2007, tumor spoke about nations public trade deficits think these are the kind of to one american people of right and take action now to reverse a trend that threatens our prospects for future economic growth and chuck schumer saidnd that in 2007, and finally in 2025, president trump is taking action recent defeated democrat sharon said in 2012, did not d deficit and in china d to reach an all-time high and it was on page two receive last year's record to trade deficit have cost american workers, millions of jobs at the time and these are the words of democrats, years ago is about time america finally has a president who is taking action to restore this millions of jobs back t to the united states of america to be start manufacturing industry and is doing the american people and will take a lot of labor and a lot of effort. that's exactly what the american people elected pres

those are the words of nancy pelosi in 1996. president trump is finally answering her call 27 years later. nancy pelosi can thank president trump for the 104% retaliatory tariff that will be going into effect on china. in 2007, chuck schumer spoke of our nations crippling trade deficit, saying these are the kind of records the american people don't want us to be breaking. the administration needs to move beyond words and take action now to reverse a trend that threatens our prospects for future economic growth and chuck schumer said that in 2000 seven. finally, in 2025, president trump taking action. sherrod brown said on deficits in 2012 that our deficit the china had reached an all-time high and it was on pace to exceed last year's record. it had cost millions of jobs at the time for american workers. these are the words of democrats years ago. it is about time america finally has a president who is taking action to restore those millions of jobs back to the united states of america to boost our manufacturing industry. he is d

. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi is pushing back against president trump's tariffs. she's joining small business owners to talk about how they're being affected. >> plus, bay area lawmakers making a big move to protect renters. we break down the package of bills aimed at stopping so-called shady landlord practices. >> and thousands of people lining up to pay their respects to pope francis today. as 3 days public mourning officially begins. (vo) the future of trading is here. on robinhood. purpose-built for how you trade. with new ways to execute your strategies. and analyze, buy, and sell. seamlessly trade stocks, options, crypto, and futures, in one place. ♪ when allergies throw a sucker punch... the power of claritin-d punches back, harder. [boom!] get fast, powerful relief of your worst symptoms, like nasal congestion. claritin clears. >> breaking news out of the east bay. fire crews are responding to a car fire in the call to cut tunnel in the eastbound direction. that set that fire in bor number one is what we're hearing. fire department posting all this informa

interestingly, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, crazy nancy, they have wanted to do this for years butd a president that had the guts to do it. it takes guts, believe me. >> the bond markets persuaded you to reverse course? pres. trump: i was watching the bond market. it is very tricky. if you look at it now, it is beautiful. the bond market right now is beautiful. i saw last night where people were getting a little queasy. i think everything -- well, the big move isn't what i did today. the big move was what i did on liberation day. we had liberation day in america. liberated from all of the horrible deals that were made, all of the horrible trade deals that were made. i was helped by people just like this, senator, congressmen, and friends. we had great help in the senate. republican senators have been amazing. they stood tall. likewise in the house. john thune has done an amazing job, barrasso has done an amazing job. i can't think of a senator really -- we had tremendous support. we got a bill passed the other day with almost unanimous support in the senate. i think we will get tha

. >> began today and outside to the spill outside the speaker, nancy pelosi, federal building in san francisco. we've seen employees leaving carrying boxes and a lot of those people found out they'd been let go this morning when they couldn't get in the building. they're bad. just didn't work. others got an e-mail overnight. all part of health secretary robert f kennedy junior is plan remake the agency. and we've got team coverage for you tonight. kron four's rob nesbitt has details of a lawsuit filed today. >> challenging recent cuts to hhs. but first, we want to start with kron four's dan kerman who has reaction from employees who lost their job. well, many of these employees knew that this day was becoming. they heard about the cuts last week, but >> doesn't make it any easier for them or for those that they serve. one by one and group by group laid off health and human services workers streamed out of san francisco is nancy pelosi, federal building tuesday morning after receiving word they were among the 10,000 hhs workers nationwide who were dismissed as part of the trump admini

indeed, nancy pelosi is pretty much the one did it in one of the interesting things about the book ismething terrible from the debate before the debate, you know how sometimes it there is something happening if you are kind of afraid how it's going to turn out, you'd rather just watch it by yourself and not in a crowd of people? she went home -- work, a lot of debate activities on the night of the debate and watch things and all of that. nancy pelosi was in washington and went to her condo and watched it by herself because she knew something bad could happen and jim clyburn, another top house democrat did the same thing. he went home and poured himself a drink and hoped something really bad wouldn't happen but it did. >> i think that tells the tale just right there and you are right, i do that on occasion, it's -- when you win it's a great sign for yourself. if you lose, you don't have anybody working. we talk all day. i appreciate you coming in on a sunday and i look forward to more of your reporting and many books and articles to come. you, my friend. appreciate it. >> president tru

nancy pelosi, back in the bay area touting a political war plan for washington. and republicans are already returning fire. also, it is election day in oakland. so who will become the city's new mayor? and will voters approve a sales tax increase? plus, for years, columbus park in san jose has been a homeless encampment. coming up, the city's big plans to revitalize it. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm chris chmura and i'm jessica aguirre. democratic party leaders are going on the offensive today on offense, taking aim at the trump administration on elon musk's doge cuts. accusing the president and congressional republicans of colluding to end social security and medicare. nbc bay area's thom jensen is in san francisco, and that is where house speaker nancy pelosi held a roundtable spelling out a plan to protect those programs. today's day of action, focusing on social security benefit cuts and a warning from democrats not to believe republican leaders when they say they don't plan to end benefits to more than 73 million americans. do

jackie: as bombshell new books about biden reveal efforts to cover-up joe biden's decline, nancy pelosilects on calls for the former president to dropout. gop strategist ford o'connell will be on to break down biden's attempt to return to the spotlight, but first this. >> we will be pulling funds from maine. not only that bill. we want to restore the records of these young women. a lot of this around the country is being taken away from young women now because boys are competing in women's sports and it's more than that. it's a safety issue. jackie: the department of justice has filed a lawsuit against maine's department of education for discriminating against women by failing to protect women in women's sports. former ncaa swimmer riley gaines was at the justice department for that announcement earlier today. she's going to join us to discuss. that's next on the "evening edit." jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. aspen dental has complete, affo

bernie sanders and nancy pelosi won't cut it. this is the message that they are sending right now is that they are stuck in this loop. the time for changing and winning the election when they could have had a primary and dean phillips said they should have a primary because he can't do the job and he couldn't do the job. no, four more years. they missed the boat. not a great call to do it at that time. you didn't win the election. you see independents falling away from donald trump in some of the polling. i think biden came out just at the right time to remind them exactly why they voted for him. >> dana: that's true. >> bill: thank you, nice to see you and good luck to you and your kids. you have three daughters. happy easter. president trump revealing his accomplishments in the first 100 days so far talked with fox mexican channel saying the work started during his first administration is going to continue. >> i think the thing that people now realize is the border is 100%, like literally 100%, it is perfect now. and i don't kn

his fortune comes from the work that he has done as far as nancy pelosi, her fortune tied with her husbandpanies, just to remind our viewers apple, micro, amazon, google, netflix and with the biggest traitor in her husband paul have made. we talked about this on the burger before it's a great question you make a low salary but how is your net worth so high speed when they had this incredible lock of knowing which stock to buy before major legislation comes out and microsoft was about to get huge government contract from the defense department but coincidently nancy pelosi's husband bought the stock a couple of weeks prior. >> the power of inside information that's why it is illegal for most of us i suppose not so with members of congress and the only way to get rid of this in part would be to institute term limits but don't hold your breath, that's not going to happen anytime soon. >> the fact that there are not any rules that members of congress that are exposed to so much important information regarding legislation perhaps coming, regarding fines against corporations that they can buy in

congresswoman nancy pelosi for. >> your feelings about this.inistration is saying that this is in high-cost regions, its redundant and it's going to. >> they fail to help the health of americans. i i understand that you're saying it's actually making it more dangerous and lives are in danger because of this. why? why? >> well, it is a most unfortunate, but i think interest needed pointed out that they're going to fire 10,000 people across the country. and it's in washington, d.c., and across the country. and what this means is a great reduction in access to health care. sad part of it is in san francisco the bay area. we have the highest performance at the lowest cost. but if they're not for health care and the public sector. so coming here is the wrong thing to do. but is this a it's about 10,000 people across the country? of course we will fight this. we will fight this. understand this. the office they are closing serves not only california, california, nevada, arizona, hawaii, and then the of the island says american samoa and the northern

he said we do need to recalibrate these global trade relationships which as i said nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have made these points in very forceful ways on the floor of congress before. do you not think that we need to reset our trade relationships in a more advantageous way to the united states? >> of course i do but we don't have to destroy our economy to do it. >> martha: but you kind of have to put people on their back foot to get these things rolling. >> not in this way. what we should have done has had add strategic tariffs to china from the beginning and if he just announced that he would've had bipartisan support from congress. why is he having tariffs on canada and japan and mexico and france in every country, why is he making consumer prices 10% higher? why is he coming one day on a policy and then overturning in three days later and now no one knows whether he's going to have tariffs again back on these countries in 90 days. he's created extraordinary economic uncertainty in america and i fundamentally believe he needs a reset of his economic team. >> martha: we are about

those are the words of nancy pelosi in 1996. president trump is finally answering her call 27 years later. nancy pelosi can thank president trump for 104% retaliatory tariff on china. 2007, chuck schumer talk about nations crippling deficit and these are the records american people don't want us to break and the administration needs to move beyond words and take action due to threatened prospects for future growth. and chuck schumer said that in 2007. finally in 2025, president trump is taking action. recently defeated sherrod brown said on teva since in 2007, all-time high and it was on pace to receive last year's record the trade deficit had caused american workers millions of jobs at the time. these are the words of democrats years ago. it is about time america finally has a president who is taking action to restore those millions of jobs back to the united states of america to boost our manufacturing industry. he is doing what is right for the american people. it will take a lot of labor. it would take a lot of effort. that

former speaker nancy pelosi fired back at the cuts, saying the reported plans to restructure hhs and close the san francisco regional office would directly harm our most vulnerable communities and make america sicker. tyler tamir, the executive director of the san francisco aids foundation, says the cuts send a clear message. it still causes extreme fear. in folks that are living with hiv. it causes a feeling of instability and uncertainty. julie fong, who was also fired, says the impact will be felt even wider. i don't think the regular taxpayer understands how government works and how these services actually serve them. until they don't get their social security payment, they don't get their snap, they don't get their welfare check. >juliette>the food and drug administration, which deals with food safety, and the centers for disease control and prevention, also saw cuts today. california has joined a lawsuit against the department of health and human services after the trump administration made more than $11 billion in cuts to public health grants. the 23 state coalition, along wit

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and nancy pelosi pushing back against trump's tariffs. she joined small business owners to share how they are being impacted. also, a 14 year-old survivor of the track tragic crash in warren county. it's now facing a long road to recovery after she's been released from the hospital. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. we're going to begin with breaking news as a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed by the parents. >> of a 19 year-old who died after that tesla cyber truck crashed in piedmont just before thanksgiving. so the parents of christus super hara have filed a wrongful death and survivors. action lawsuit against the estate of the driver of the cybertruck who also died in that crash. that was 19 year-old soren dixon. the lawsuit alleges to uncover what happened in that deadly crash. krista was in the rear passenger seat of that cyber truck when it slammed into a tree and caught on fire. she reportedly was not physically hurt in the crash but was trapped inside when the fire erupted and there are

arafat, nancy pelosi spoke in san francisco. she says the trump administration, republicans in congress are trying to end social security by dismantling its infrastructure. >> dozier where the thing is putting benefits at risk. and republicans in congress want to end social security as we know it. what's so sad about what's happening now is they'll say not touching benefits, but they're closing offices. they're shutting down the phones gel. so says that she and other democrats are holding these days of action. >> to try to rally support for social security and to send a message to those who would oppose it. people have to know. >> so we just have to have a drum beat. a drum beat, a drum beat, constant drumbeat up. this is what they are doing. >> pelosi also said that democrats across the country are already looking toward the midterm elections and that over the next 6 months, they will be looking to lock down policy positions and find candidates that they feel could help them win back control of congress next year. all right. th

a small businesses and congresswoman nancy pelosi speaking out today about impact president trump's economic plans. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news. the 2 i'm justine waltman. one person is dead. 3 others in the hospital. one of them has major injuries after the california highway patrol says. >> a wrong-way driver involved in a chase in contra costa county ended up crashing head on with another car on highway 4. >> kron 4 super has the update. >> for cars and 5 people involved, one person killed and another hospitalized with major injuries. several collisions on highway 4 shut down traffic in antioch just before 9.30, tuesday night, which occurred due to a wrong-way driver. >> on sr 4 eastbound to sr one 60 northbound transition. >> a california highway patrol officer daniel gilmore says the driver behind the wheel of a lexus sedan who was being perceived by contra costa county sheriff's deputies earlier in the evening collided head-on with a mercedes suv. however. >> the vehicle was not being pursued at the time of the crash. officer gilmore says the lexus was traveling so

you have a situation where nancy pelosi is on the outs with joe biden, joe biden is mad at everybody.hing he should be mad at is his wife for not saying, you are shot, you can't run this country, you can't run this house, i don't trust you carrying a beach clarout to the beach. this is perfect time for someone to come out of the wild erness and shgs emerge and maybe it is aoc. >> ainsley: aoc and bernie sanders touring the country and she raised 9.6 million. maybe people want her to replace chuck schumer, they are mad with him for siding with republicans. if you want to go to prisons and defend ms-13 gang members and check on their well being. in the state of california, if you want to transition children in third grade without telling parents, then there you go. go for aoc. exactly. socialism. if you want to keep the border opened like the past four years and murder americans and bring in fentanyl, all these crazy policies, let transgender men play women's sports, things american community does not want if you look at gallup polls. if you want to lose elections, fall on this hill. >>

who would've thought nancy pelosi was the glue that was holding this party together. biden is gone. you have the obama's, they've kind of distance themselves from this crazy radical movement and they lacked leadership. >> sean: you've got the squad and aoc. her poll numbers are skyrocketing in new york and chuck schumer is at the lowest level he's been at in 20 years, is he on his way out the door? is he to moderate? >> there's nothing moderate about chuck schumer. i work with him on a daily basis. it's interesting to me how the numbers are skyrocketing. aoc is the leading candidate for the 2028 presidential election. she and bernie sanders claimed the true socialist, bernie sanders claimed to be a communist person that truly leans towards communism as a true way to lead a government. you think about where the democrat party is today and you think about where they are moving down the road, if they continue to go down this path we knew that they were disguising themselves as true socialists through the woke movement. now they've expose themselves as putting these leaders in front. wh

nancy pelosi said, let's say two years between leaving capitol hill and becoming a lobbyist.ause in two years, all your connections would have faded, so your value as a lobbyist would go down, so fewer people would go into the business to become a lobbyist. but that was never gonna happen. congress refused to adopt that. [indistinct chatter] - nancy pelosi "cleared the swamp," which would be like taking a cup of water and throwing it in lake erie to make the water table rise. - mm-hmm. - 42% of all members of the house have went into lobbying. the senate's a little higher. i think it's around 50%. this is since the abramoff scandal. but i think, if they want to really, you know, clean it up, there are some things they can do. - you think public financing of campaigns is necessary? - i think a lot of things. make that a real non-revolving door for staffers and members, big-time. make it five years, solid. stop all of the free trips. they still-- there's more trips than when jack and i went, you know, in congress today. stop them all. - when jack was released from prison in 201

as for former secretary of the house here in california, nancy pelosi. of course, this being a building dedicated to her, she also released a statement already slamming this shortsighted decision. she says. >anne>all right. and we have that statement coming up. but yeah, veronica boy, sending all the good vibes to those people trying to figure out what they're going to do next. appreciate your live >>report. >>as we said, san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi, responding to the potential closure. here is part of her statement saying, make no mistake, the reported plans to restructure hhs and close the san francisco regional office would directly harm our most vulnerable communities and make america sicker. in coordination with my colleagues in congress, i am examining all possible avenues to fight back against these irresponsible cuts. and it's not just layoffs. california attorney general rob bonta is suing today over $11 billion in cuts to public health funding. bonta says that money is critical to california's emergency health response. >>funds tha

house speaker a meriden nancy pelosi says she and her democratic colleagues will fight this decision which she says will harm the most vulnerable communities and make america sick or they're going to turn 10 regions. and to 5. and what that means to cross the country is disgraceful. that should be ashamed of themselves. this is reckless. and, you know, with the recklessness springs from >> their ineptitude, they don't even know what they're doing. the san francisco hhs office currently serves millions of americans. >> not just in california, but also nevada, arizona, hawaii and american samoa as well as more than 150 native american tribes. scientists are being let go. grants are being defunded. >> now we have measles outbreaks where there were none before due to vaccine hesitancy and stuff like that. kron. 4 news caught up with michael charbonneau during the kron. 4 morning news. he's worked for the federal government for 40 years and says these layoffs will surely be felt. you know, hhs, a particularly the health services were instrumental in trying to get the message out to the pu

house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about the impact of his advocacy in an event at the exploratorium tonight>> imagine that we would have a pope who would have the distinction of being a pope that talked about the climate crisis. this is god's creation, he said. we must be good stewards of it. >> pelosi is one of the most powerful catholics in american politics. she called pope francis loss, quote, personally devastating. the pope allowed her to receive communion at the vatican, despite the archbishop banning her from communion over her support of abortion rights. >> pope francis's death begins a period of mourning at the vatican and a process steeped in tradition. the pope's body will lie in state at saint peter's basilica as soon as wednesday. his funeral will come within a week of his death. the conclave will follow, happening 15 to 20 days after the pope's death. cardinals from around the world will meet inside the sistine chapel to go through the process of picking a new pope. and tomorrow night, don't miss an abc news special, frances, the people's pope. that's tomorrow at 10:00, right

in a prepared statement, speaker nancy pelosi vowed to fight the cuts, but republican responses have been mostly silent, except for this exchange between a dismissed hhs employee and republican senator jim banks at the u.s. capitol that was posted to instagram. are you going to do anything to stop what's happening? you probably deserved it, i deserved it, i deserved it. wow. that's sad. yeah, that's great to hear. why? why did i deserve it? because you seem like a clown. you. senator banks has since turned this image of the elevator closing into his profile picture on x. hhs secretary robert kennedy has said his goal is to eliminate 10,000 jobs from the department. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. okay, nothing major, but people did feel it. a small earthquake struck the east bay. a 3.0 magnitude hit about three miles west of dublin just about an hour ago, before 5 p.m. no damage or injuries reported. a reminder you can track earthquakes in the bay area on our website, nbcbayarea.com. let's shift to our weather now. our storm ranger you see it there, scanning atop san bruno mounta

former speaker nancy pelosi fired back at the cuts, saying the reported plans to restructure hhs and close the san francisco regional office would directly harm our most vulnerable communities and make america sicker. tyler timmer, the executive director of the san francisco aids foundation, says the cuts send a clear message. it still causes extreme fear. in folks that are living with hiv. it causes a feeling of instability and uncertainty. julie fong, who was also fired, says the impact will be felt even wider. i don't think the regular taxpayer understands how government works and how these services actually serve them until they don't get their social security payment, they don't get their snap, they don't get their welfare checks. >live>the former speaker's office did say that they are investigating ways to fight back against these cuts. back to you. >ryan>all right. carra saint-cyr reporting live in san francisco. well, california's joined 23 other states so far in suing the department of health and human services. the lawsuit claims the department is cutting $11 billion in pub

this time, it's the office named after the city's longtime lawmaker, nancy pelosi. that building was named in her honor. back in december, the office, housing, health services department and in the speaker nancy pelosi federal building, set to close in spring. now, that means more than 300 stfers who manage medicare, medicaid and services for indigenous people will be without a job now, part of the president's initiative of government efficiency means this has led to thousands of potential layoffs across the u.s. government. now, the speaker emeritus spoke out this on the cuts this morning. in a statement, pelosi says, quote, make no mistake, the reported plans to restructure hhs and close the san francisco regional office would directly harm our most vulnerable communities and make america sicker, end quote. now, there are close to 10,000 jobs being cut from within the cdc and fda. this is a long line lost their jobs. now, officials say that some of the cuts or downsized departments may be moved to a new entity called the administration for healthy america. but dem

pasamos con información de california, donde hace menos de 2 horas líderes políticos, incluyendo a nancy pelosi posibles efectos que tendrían los aranceles que propone la administración del presidente donald trump. andrés brender, en san francisco, acudió a una conferencia de prensa y nos cuenta un poco más. así es. nosotros estamos en arcadia, donde estamos con nuestra aplicación móvil. donde? aquí, bueno, van a poder ver. ahí está la lidereza emérita del partido republicano y representante también por san francisco en el congreso, nancy pelosi. pero ella estuvo aquí presente para hablar con los dueños de este establecimiento y otros establecimientos. que para para hablar sobre el impacto que estos aranceles pudieran tener en estas compañías. aquí estoy. de hecho, estamos con nuestra aplicación móvil con el dueño de arcadio uno. gracias por estar con nosotros. estuvo la, la la la la lideresa pelosi acá por. cuál es la problemática que. en qué se están enfrentando ustedes? qué le dijeron? estamos hablando acerca de los precios de lo que va a afectar las tarifas de la nueva administración. todav

. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi in san francisco today speaking with small business owners about how president trump's tariffs are negatively affecting them. our country is theresa reports. >> the trump administration and this time does that >> san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi taking president donald trump had on when it comes. >> to tariffs, no mistake president >> francis turned driving prices higher for business uncertainty as before we don't. with a gun certainty of this magnitude cost the country working families could see their costs go up much as $4600 a on wednesday. pelosi meeting with small business owners and community leaders. >> had arkady owes produce warehouse in san francisco the top of so there concerns they ask >> i in the is a so out. one of even to president trump has argued tariffs are needed to bring balance and fairness with u.s. trade partners adding. >> by imposing these tariffs, more american companies will build factories here, creating more jobs. however, andy town coffee roasters owner lauren crabb says that is not the case for them saying cof

hoy nancy pelosi visitó un centro de distribución de comida en san francisco, cuyos dueños son hispanosblar sobre el impacto de los aranceles del presidente donald trump en ese y en otros negocios. andrés brender estuvo allí. nos amplia. este es un momento que manuel orozco y juana posada seguro no olvidarán la visita de la líder demócrata nancy pelosi a su empresa arcadis en la ciudad. el motivo? alertar sobre lo que ella considera los peligros que la guerra arancelaria de la administración trump traerá. aseguró que el presidente prometió bajar los costos de vida, pero rompió esa promesa y que lo que está haciendo es más bien introducir políticas económicas peligrosas que sus aranceles están haciendo que los precios suban llevándonos al borde de una recesión. trump ha reiterado saber lo que está haciendo y que lo que quiere es lograr tratos justos con otros países. el negocio sobrevivió la pandemia. crees que pudiera sobrevivir los aranceles a si va a sobrevivir, pero va a cambiar todo. manuel asegura que los aranceles impuestos no solo podría poner en riesgo el empleo de sus 48 trabaj

former speaker speaker nancy pelosi denounced the cuts, calling them shortsighted, and said they will, quote, make america sicker. coming up, a warning for san francisco dog owners will show you which trails are shutting down for coyote pupping season in the i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] starting next monday. coyote pupping season officially begins at the presidio, and park officials are shutting down several trails to protect the animals and the public. officials want to remind everyone you should never feed coyotes or other wildlife. keep dogs leashed when walking the trails, and to share coyote sightings on the inaturalist app or website. so here

we show you nancy pelosi cell phone and she is getting a lot of incoming from donors and lawmakers.phone was blowing up. i think everyone who was watching the debate could not believe what they were watching. this is the first time we really reveal -- we take you play-by-play and show you exactly what people were hearing. there is a funny moment, anecdote were nancy pelosi is hearing from one donor john morgan and she is listening to what he has to say and he is essentially saying it is a disaster playing before everyone's eyes and she thinks she is texting her husband. in reality she is texting john morgan back and saying this is what john morgan thinks, he thinks it is a disaster. clearly she is watching and in a moment of panic as well. guest: was -- host: was the consensus that very night they needed to make an effort as a group to convince the president to leave the race? how did that come about? guest: they knew something had to happen. it was not clear at that moment what had to happen but that was the moment where the wheels started to spin and everything was in motion after

but uh, i appreciate the question and you know, interestingly chuck schumer and nancy pelosi crazy. nancy, they uh, they wanted to do this for years, but they never had a president that had the goods to do it because it does take god's place all this way to do to reverse the watching design market. the spot market is very tricky. i was watching it, but if you look at it now it's, it's beautiful. the bond market right now is beautiful. but yeah, i saw it last night where people are getting a little queasy. i think everything had well, the big boat wasn't what i did today. the big move was what i did on liberation. we had liberation day in america, liberated from all of the horrible deals that were made. busy horrible trade deals that were made and i was helped by people just like this center congressman and french. right. and we had great help in the senate. republican senators have been amazing. they stood all i like was in the house. and john dude has done an amazing job garage, so he's done an amazing job. oh, i mean, i can think of a senator really we had tremendous support. we go

there's been a lot of talk about age surrounding joe biden, nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell.t goes on. so now the san francisco democratic party is considering a resolution asking to cap age limits on elected officials. it's one of five resolutions set for a vote on wednesday. so, i mean, i'm not sure if they did vote yes on that. you know how broad that can extend. but there definitely seems to be kind of a trend where people are talking about that. what do you think? >> well, i was in an event about a year before dianne. senator dianne feinstein died, you know. amazing woman, amazing career. and i was taken aback by the condition she was in. i thought, you know, she she was not nearly as vibrant as i had recalled. it's a tricky question. i think it depends. everybody's different. everyone ages a little bit different differently. so it's a tricky question. but if you stay too long at the party, it can cause some problems. >> yeah, i agree, i think she in particular, and also people get pretty feisty when they get older about you telling them that they're too old to do someth

. >> chuck schumer in nancy pelosi have been talking about tariffs for decades. how come when democrat elites want tariff, everything is on key dori? do you see this double standard? >> i love this guy. whoever the hell that is. [laughter] that's nice. i appreciate that question. everyone knew you had to do it but they didn't have the guts. it takes guts. it takes guts for our country to go through it. be cool. just be cool. it's going to work out. it will work out. it is working out. i can tell you. working out faster than i thought. it's going to take a little conditioning and some transition . i think it's a transition to greatness. it's going to be greatness. there will be nothing like it. people investing in our country. they will do better than they've ever done before. we have more car manufacturers coming into our country -- speaking of cars. we've never seen anything like it. they are coming in because of the election. they are coming in because of the tariffs. they don't want to pay 25 or 50 or whatever it may be. they don't want to pay that. we had thr